Congrats!
MS 65 ...nice looking Merc!
Great advice here! I would reiterate having an idea of what you want for your coins/bullion and what you are comfortable paying for the coins you...
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Now knowing that is a seller photo, I believe it is photographed in a way that does not show all the hits/marks (intentionally done or not, I...
I have had issues with capturing photos too. Videos tend to work better for me but those are posted on IG because it is not as easy here (YouTube...
Based on interpreting the picture and giving it a SEGS bump, MS 66. If there are no major hits or marks, then I could see it being a 66 but I...
I recall seeing more SMS examples with toning than business strikes (but that alone is not enough to make a call). Also the SMS tends to be more...
I think the harshly cleaned might scare people away. That tends to be a problem that is clearer than a normal cleaning but also means you can get...
Here was a thread on the PCGS forum where someone had an Eagle tone from the rubber band. It's better to avoid them on any coins in flips that you...
Is the slab somewhat hazy or is it still fairly translucent? Maybe the slab is preventing the luster from displaying on the photo?
@BlackberryPie helped with this one back in 2024. It takes the unofficial spot for the PO 1 grade and I believe is as good as it gets in terms of...
The uncirculated set was easier than the circulated (which I figured to be the case) but it still had challenges. The MS 66 (which has not been...
And a group photo of where the circulated set stands. It has been quite the challenge to find some of these and the search continues for the...
Given the difficulty of finding some of these, there was an exception made to the "O" mint rule to include this Gen 4 VF 25 example from Philly....
After a long pause, there are some additions that I did not show previously. We have a Gen 5 VG 10 (a solid circulated coin with no major...
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MS 64...something about it makes me want to go a step below gem
A fun find in change! It would probably be a dollar or two in most coin store bins, so a good deal at a quarter.
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